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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 182, 30 April 1931, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. oTxinrxxxz x x xxxxxxxxxtexxoxim Paramount Theatre da/A A Tumultuous Tale of the Underworld— thrilling, dynamic, stark in its realism; but with all its tremendous drama. THE LAW”| :: Starring :: EDWARD G. ROBINSON - MARY NOLAN - OWEN MOORE In Addition: THE FOX MOVIETONE MUSICAL FARCE—“ARE YOU THERE Fu nii ar ious Comedy, with BEATRICE LILLIE, JOHN GARRICK, OLGA BACLANOVA. Paramount Popular Prices. Box Plans at the and

Paramount Theatre daily Commencing Friday daily The “Talkie” that' will set Wellington Talking. The Year’s Greatest Masterpiece REALlSM—Primeval Life in a Mighty Drama of Human Hearts. Packed with LAUGHS, TEARS and ™ILLS. THEY FOUGHT LIKE WILD CATS AND COOED LIKE DOVES IMAGINE MARIE DRESSIER With WALLACE BEERY El J£ “™ r SKSI! S ECHOES TRUTH. / . BIGGER AND BETTER THAN “LET US BE GAY. MIN AND BILL ALL TALKS MG PICTURE IN ADDITION:—EXTRA SPECIAL METRO SHORTS. LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY. NEWS. “DEVIL’S CABARET.” COLOURTONE REVIEW. TO GET IN, BE WISE —BOOK EARLY, Plans at Bristol and Theatre.

SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH ST. JAMES THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE COMMENCING TO-MORROW Two Sessions Daily: 2.30 and 8 p.ni. THE player and the play THAT HAVE WON A WORLD’S K-m APPLAUSE. M I R2iM George Arliss ■' fa ’ / ''ol dl — f,l ° English-speaking genius of “Talkiet dem,” in a totally unrivalled impersonation which the distinguished critic of “The MH*' V Evening World” describes as— SBWBaffr>, “THE FINEST CHARACTERISATION IN THE HISTORY OF TALKING PICTURES.” John Galsworthy’s Finest Play: “Old English” A play that excels by far “Disraeli”—a play that abounds in great Drama, supremo Subtlety, brilliantly sparkling Comedy and biting Satire, in which George Arliss excels himself and totally eclipses his ‘Tlisraeli’’ triumph. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (Telephone: 23—080).

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